The Fickle Cat

Oh, this fickle cat! The Girl drew a house for her — with a roof, a chimney, a door and windows, with a fence and a garden around it, with vegetables in the beds and little birds. The cat liked... the house, but she didn't want to live in it. And why that happened – you will find out from this book and even be able to draw the same house! Vladimir Grigoryevich Suteev is a classic of Russian children's literature. His tales are simple, understandable, but captivating in their own way - especially interesting for the youngest readers. After all, almost every phrase is accompanied by an illustration, and the story can be followed through the pictures. This book is intended specifically for toddlers: it has bright illustrations and large letters, sturdy cardboard won't tear during reading, and the rounded corners won't hurt little fingers.